Liam and Patrick are both aspiring musicians and as of now...filmmakers. Currently, they hold no rankings in the hierarchy
Jean-Luc Godard says," LIAM AND PATRICK ARE GODS AMONG MEN!"
of either field because they're both full time students and part time bus boys and cashiers though they do participate in a number of musical and cinematic endeavors. Being both guitarists for the band "Mojo" and having their hand in side projects ("The Mighty Schnitzel" and "Turtlebelly") as well as solo efforts ("the Gomar Brothers" and "Gregor's Fiddle") while Liam has been making movies or some form of them since he was ten-years old with mainly his younger brothers. Usually, they've consisted of little depth and no plot and ended in ambiguous, horrific shoot-outs between tacky, ill-contrived gangsters. Liam and Patrick both met one another in sixth grade but after falling out of grace in the face of their dream girl...they became rivals. Then the threat faded and they became blood brothers in every aspect of the word. The two cohorts draw influences ranging from 90's lo-fi indie rock to the Beat Generation to punk film to hard bop to Wes Anderson and to a list that has no end. In the future, Liam and Patrick hope to pursue their love of the arts in an environment, which will make them feel dignified because it doesn't matter so long as it allows them to respect themselves.
Liam and Patrick are both aspiring musicians and as of now...filmmakers. Currently, they hold no rankings in the hierarchy
Jean-Luc Godard says," LIAM AND PATRICK ARE GODS AMONG MEN!"
of either field because they're both full time students and part time bus boys and cashiers though they do participate in a number of musical and cinematic endeavors. Being both guitarists for the band "Mojo" and having their hand in side projects ("The Mighty Schnitzel" and "Turtlebelly") as well as solo efforts ("the Gomar Brothers" and "Gregor's Fiddle") while Liam has been making movies or some form of them since he was ten-years old with mainly his younger brothers. Usually, they've consisted of little depth and no plot and ended in ambiguous, horrific shoot-outs between tacky, ill-contrived gangsters. Liam and Patrick both met one another in sixth grade but after falling out of grace in the face of their dream girl...they became rivals. Then the threat faded and they became blood brothers in every aspect of the word. The two cohorts draw influences ranging from 90's lo-fi indie rock to the Beat Generation to punk film to hard bop to Wes Anderson and to a list that has no end. In the future, Liam and Patrick hope to pursue their love of the arts in an environment, which will make them feel dignified because it doesn't matter so long as it allows them to respect themselves.